'their depletion' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where something is being used up or running out. For example, "The factory's reliance on oil reserves led to their depletion."
The classification of photodiodes is made based on their depletion characteristics into two categories: fully depleted (FD) sensor and non-fully depleted (NFD) sensor.
Oil and gas reserves, and the rate at which their depletion is replaced with fresh reserves, are a significant barometer of an energy company's financial health.
Given deposits are the basic source of funding for banks, their depletion is seen representing a significant risk for the Greek financial system.
Solomon Islands' main resources, fish and timber, have been exploited excessively, which has resulted in their depletion.
Their depletion will accentuate this, with springs, which could have provided a trickle of run-off during the extended dry seasons, increasingly failing.Pump and be damnedSome excuse this resolute destruction by saying that India's farmers do not understand groundwater.
The dependence of global energy requirements on fossil fuels may eventually lead to their depletion.
Their depletion plays an important role in the pathogenesis of glomerulosclerosis.
5 Use a dynamic stock model of the known cobalt resources to determine their depletion over time.
The rapid industrialization and expansion of cities impose a high pressure on water resources including groundwater which often results in their depletion and contamination.
Third, statin therapy decreases other important downstream products, such as coenzyme Q10, farnesyl pyrophosphate, geranylgeranyl pyrophosphate, and dolichol; their depletion leads to reduced intracellular signaling.
Increased frequency of neutrophils at the affected site has also been demonstrated in susceptible mouse strains and their depletion from these animals resulted in the enhanced resistance to Mtb [59].
